undiscerning
undiscerning — 形容詞
- undiscerningpositive
- more undiscerningcomparative
- most undiscerningsuperlative
1. not having the ability to judge or notice quality, value, or important differenc
缺乏判斷力
不具鑑別好壞能力的人或行為
not having the ability to judge or notice quality, value, or important differences between people or things
Emre bought a cheap fake watch because he was undiscerning about brand quality.
Emre 買了一隻便宜的假錶，因為他對品牌好壞缺乏判斷力。
collocation: undiscerning about [topic]
Chiara's undiscerning eye for art led her to pay high prices for low-quality prints.
Chiara 對藝術缺乏鑑賞力，結果花高價買了一堆品質很差的印刷品。
collocation: undiscerning eye / ear / reader
Madison warned that an undiscerning reader might miss the subtle humor in the story.
Madison 警告說，缺乏判斷力的讀者可能會錯過故事中微妙的幽默。
Sahil was so undiscerning about wine that cheap bottles and expensive bottles tasted the same.
Sahil 對酒太缺乏判斷力，便宜的酒和貴的酒喝起來都一樣。
structure: so undiscerning about X that…
Yumi felt the undiscerning tourist bought the same mass-produced souvenirs as everyone else.
Yumi 覺得那些缺乏鑑別力的遊客買的和大家一模一樣的廉價紀念品。
- undiscerning about
- undiscerning eye
- undiscerning reader
- undiscerning critic
- undiscerning tourist
- undiscerning audience
- undiscerning public
- undiscerning taste
- indiscriminate
stronger focus on lack of selectivity; often describes actions or choices rather than a person's general ability
- uncritical
emphasizes accepting things without questioning or evaluating them
- undiscriminating
almost identical in meaning; slightly less common than undiscerning
- discerning
the direct opposite — having good judgment and the ability to recognize quality
- perceptive
emphasizes quick, accurate understanding rather than visual taste
用法筆記
Frequently used with a noun indicating a person's role (reader, critic, tourist, shopper) to describe someone who fails to recognize quality or value. Preposition about introduces the area where judgment is lacking.
常見錯誤
同根字
- discern動詞B2
- discerning形容詞C1
- discernment名詞C1
- discernible形容詞C1
- indiscernible形容詞C2